After all, he says, no one can stand up to him. He's waited a thousand years for this moment, and he's ready to do whatever he wants. He begs the monkey not to tell him what to do, because he doesn't need the monkey's help. The monkey says that two hours ago, he said he wanted to join them to go against Hadys. Why shouldn't he trust him? He says that otherwise, he'd have absolutely no reason not to set them free. If that were the case, then it would be great. He asks the monkey to show him how to use his identity to do a proper scheme on hadys, and the monkey says he can't just kill him with two stabs, so he'll show him the ultimate move he can use to deal with Hady. He tells the monkey that it's time for him to go, and that he should use the same formation that he taught the other guys to use to seal off the hall first